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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
ANOTHER BURGLARY,
Rev. Frank Il. Mitcheii's Residence En-
tered, But small Booty secured.

| Rev. FRANK Il. Mitcheiis Residence En-
tered, Hut Small Booty secured.
The residence of Rev Frank G. Mitchell,
No. 500 South Limestone street. was en-
tered by burglars last Thursday night,
but the thieves got away with compare
lively little booty. During the night, both
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell were awakened by
the crying of their little son in an adjoin-
ing room at the other end of the hall. All
the family sleep upstairs. Mr.. Mitchell
went into the chid's room and quieted him.
but noticed nothing unusual. The crying
of the little boy or Mr.. Mitchelrs move
Inents probably frightened the burglars.
who were doubtless III the upper part III
| the house al that very time. This
morning Mr. Mitchell found his trousers on
the landing downstairs. The pockets had
been riiied of a little change they contained
about 81 in all. Near by was watch
case belonging TO his daughter, but the
burglars had gotten away with the watch -
a pretty little silver time-piece. Miss
MitchelIs breast-p pin was also missing. The
elders gold watch and pocket book at the
head of his bed had not been disturbed
The watch and pin which were stolen had
been left, when their owner retired, on her
dresser.
The thieves probably gained entrance by
an outsider" key, as all the doors We're
found securely locked this morning. The
south end seems to be very popular with
lists ippered and dark-lanterned fraternity.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
TEMPLE OF A THOUSAND GODS.



In Kioto the holy city the sstonishment
OF establishments for me is the Temple Of
the Thirty three CubitS, also called the
Temple of thousand Gods, conceived
eight centuries ago by know not what
mystic III delirium, who must have had
prodigjouS means OF execution at his dis
posal This temple resembles no other;
neither altars, nor perfume banners, nor
sacred Enclosures; ten stages OF terraces,
each 200 or 200 feet long-something like
an enormous series OF circus Seats-upon
which a legion OF gods from all imaginary
sanctuaries, from every empyrean, should
have come 10 take their places To watch
some apocalyptic performances, some
crumbting down of worlds.
In the midst. il the place Of honor
upon the open flower Of a golden lotus,
vast as the base Of tower-sits throned
a colossal buddha Of gold, before Il golden
nimbus deployed behind him like the ont
spread tail Of moustrOus peacock. He
is surrounded. guarded, by score of
nightmare shapes, something in likeness
of human form, eNaggeratedly huge, and
seeming to resemble Al once both demons
and Corpscs When one enters through
the central door which is low and sly
looking, he recoils at the sight of these
shapes Of al evil dream. almost close to
him. They occupy all the lower ranges;
they descend, threateningly, even below
them.
They wave their hands on high, they
make gestures Of fury with hands
clenchsd they gnash their teeth-open
mouths without lips-roll great eyes with,
out eyelids-with an expression intense
and horrible. Their veins and their nerves,
laid bare, run winding over their limbs,
which have all been designed with start
ling anatomical exaCtitude.
They have been painted in bloody red,
in cadaveric blue, in greenish tints-like
living bodies fiayed, or like corpses, with
all the hueS of quick flesh or Of rottenness,
About the year 1000 OF our era while We
were Yet at that artistic stage represented
by the native saints of the RomaL
churches, Japan had already had artists
capable OF conC"iving and executing theGe
learned refinemcnts Of hideousness.
On either side of the great central seat
extend the ranged places Of the 1000 gods
500 on the right, 500 ON the left-stand
ing i'll line-in tell lines, rank above rank,
and occupying all the space of an army
corps. They are all alike in one intermin.
able symmetry, Of superhuman stature,
gold sparkling from head TO feet, and each
with forty arms From all the lofty head
d'esses, ringed about with aureoles, hash
tne same rays Of gold; the same robes Of
gold are close bound about every waist
with Egyptian rigidity.
Each Of them softly smiles the same
mysterious smile and holds six or eight of
his hands joined in the calm attitude Of
Drayer while his al her mai irS uf arms ,Ilt 70
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
RAILROAD RUMSLES.

Interesting Items OF News and Per.onali
ties Concerning the Railroads in Spring
field.
Engine III is in the shops for new piston
rods.
Paul Betzler drew forty and two dimes
from the pay car yesterday.
One of the large manufacturers pays one
road Sl0,0 900 month In freight bills.
Ii is estimated that two people leave thi.
city for trip to Chicago every day in the
year.
The express business is increasing, and
the boys get all they want to do at train
time.
The passenger business out of this city
every month.
The Pan Handle folks are doing good
Chicago business since they put on a
through sleeper.
President Laying of the Bee Line is on
an inspecting tour over the indianapolis
and St Louis division.
The l. b. & W. pay ear was in the city
yesterday, and distributed about 1000
at this point to its men for the last month 5
work,
Frank Reifsnider is back with the
Adams express company. The ''iong
haur' clause in the Erie didn't please
Frank.
All the l. B. & ". officials were in the
city yesterday. A general casting of the
eye over the business in all departments is
going on.
Agent MacGreevy, of the Erie express,
a. -
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
CASPER'S Dru0 Store
LOCAL 6REViTtES.

Miss Mary Marlay, of Xenia. is the guest
Of Miss Florence CavileeT.
Bishop Andrews writes to Rev. +. q.
Mitchell: Il put down urbana camp-meet-
ing for August lath,"
Miss Albert q. Brandeberg ami little san,
of Kansas, City. No. are the guests of her
mother, Mrs. Wright
Married, on the 10th inst. by DR. l.. A.
Gotwald. Mr.. Michael McCuddy to Miss
Nellie BackenStos, both of this city.
Thursday morning Adam, Emma r. A.
and c. G. Mohr were arrested for dsorderly
conduct on al affidavit tiled against them
by ID. II. Snavely.
Miss Bertha Simmons, one of the teachers
the public schools, will pass the vacation
al her home near Cincinnati. She leaves
tomorrow morning.
The Urbana police have sued that city
for their pay. They were not paid because
the democratic members of council refused
to vote to pass the bills.
Mrs. J. c. Leslie and daughter. Maggie,
of 29s sonth Center street. left this morn
ing for Dunkirk, Ohio. where they will
visit friends for about six weeks.
Mrs. +. A. Mobiles. NJ. d., will leave the
city 10 take up her residence in New York,
ON Monday next, al : a. III. She will he at
the Arcade hotel until that time
Mr. Ed. Harris is visiting relatives and
friends in this city. He Is now engaged as
telegraph editor on the Detroit Tribune,
one Of the brightest papers in the city by
the lake
The l-agonia school had delightful pie
nic In Berger's woods Wednesday, and a
large number of old a. well a. young folks
were present. The occasion was thor
ough!y enjoyed by all.
The editor of the New Carlisle san
seems 10 be- an ass OF unnecessarily large
proportions. The more he writes himself
down as such the more do his ears assume
the proportions oi the wings OF wind
mill. He should quit his brsying.
Miss Fannie Winger, daughter Of Cap
tain Amaziah Winger, has returned from
school at Hollidaysburg. Penn. She was
accompanied home by Miss Pearl McClung,
of Nenis, and Miss Ethel Jones, of South
Charleston, both young ladies being well
known in this city. Miss Wnger's room
mate, Miss Bertha Faiconer. went on east
for al extended trip.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
WHAT DOCTORS SAY.

- daughter had been afflicted with IA.
for over ten years. Her case w"uld no'
Weld to any OF the remedies known 70 me
general profession. | placed her under Iht
treatment of DIX. YARSE about hVe monihs
ago. and he has effected al entire cure ] am
in the regular practice Of medicine, ana nave
been for thirty.three years, and esteem ~
duty AS well ~ pleasure, TO thus puhilciS
ack knowledge DIR. IARSELLs AFFINITY an.
great success in treating chronic diseases
JAMES Nj. n EESER, VI. u.
Farmland, Ind, sept -, l>sO.
DR. YARSELL has treated his cases in thi>
vicinity with commendable skill, and proven
himself an able and efficient physician, woF-
thy Of the highest confidence of the people.
J. X. PREZiSGER, VI. D.
;ireenville, o.
The high standing of DIR. JAMES faRNFLL
as a physician, and his able and efficient
treatment of Chronic Diseases, To which ne
devotes his entire attention, is doing much
towards rescuins this branch of the practice
from the hands of quscks and chaTiatans,
,nd placing 1t on n Just and honorable basis
f. q. MCDIVITT, NJ. D.. Richmond, Ind.
A WEAVER, NJ D.. COvington- ohio
= JENNINGS. NJ. D., We>t Milton, ONO
Il. r. BAKER. VI. ID st. Paris. Ohio.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
TOO MUCH TALK.
| Mrs. Richard O'Brien Arrested for As
sauIting Mrs. Charles Thorpe.

Mrs. Richard O'Brien Arrested for As.
sauIting Mrs. Charles Thorpe.
A lively scene occurred yesterday morn
n at the residence of Mr.. Charles Thorpe
on Mulberry street. IL seems that Mrs.
ThOrp and Mrs. Richard O'Brien have been
talking of the Rubsam divorce case and
Mrs. O'Brien thought that some of Mrs.
Thorp's remarks reflected .on her or her
husband.
She called at Mrs. Thorpe's yesterday
morning. What took place in the house is
not known TO certainty, but, at all events,
the women had lively racket SubSe-
quently an affidavit was filed in the police
court against Mrs. O'Brien. charging her
with assault. She was arrested. but at
once released on $50 bond
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17

To the Editor of the Republic:
While arranging for the grand reunion of
old soldiers, on August 4th and 18th, why
not include the Survivors of the Goth q. '.
Y. = notice in all the lists spoken OF a.
invited or expected to participate, this old
and tried regiment is never once named.
Although there was no company raised in
Clark county for that regiment there were
a number of her sons in il. among them
Lieutenant Christie, who now sleeps At
FerncliiI.
The regiment was raised at Urbana, and
there are now twenty eX-memberS in and
around springfield, and nearly fifty in the
county. So We feel that we should have II
voice and place in this reunion. We have
more members than other regiments
which were raised out Of the county and
which have been asked Ia participate. and
We are in for one. big. general reunion, in
which all old soldiers of this and al Joining
counties will feel free to participate.
ii. {. LAYBoURN,
Co. A. Goth q. V. V. |.
Nine. King, next door to Murphy X Bro. 3.
Just received more of those lovely black
lIatz
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17

Th" following names were recorded on
the station house slate this morning: Nick
CRUDE, disorderly and obStructing officers:
Lucy Stiles, Sarah Robertson. Nettir Tn
derwood, Fila Watson. and Mrs. F. Ran
SON, disorderly; Dave Martin and Martin
Bolen drunk and disOrderly; Joseph
Holmes, lettering; and John Scsnlon and
Paul BetIler Jumping an moving trains.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
YOJrNG AND MiDDLE-AGED MEN.


Dfrrgue
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nd NJ E
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
ENTERTAINMENT AND SOCIAL
TO he Given this Evening by the Ni>>io
Band of 81. Paul Church.

TO u. Givsn thi. Evening by the Mission
Band OF 81. Paul Church.
This evening the Mission band of ST.
Paul NJ. f.. church will give an entertain
ment At the church which promises to be
very pleasing, and the entertainment will
be followed by one of the delightful socialS
for which the people Of 81. Paul are famous.
The admission to the entertainment and
social is only ten cents and everybody is in
vited. Following is the programme
FART FIRST.
Recitation .....-...-.-- What VIII You Give
song ..-.-.... The New Moon
Coiloguy .....-.- Christianity aud Heatheuism
lableau.
Recitation Two Kinds of Work
Recitation ..-......-. .....-.. Ten Little Chicks
FART SECOND.
Duet Piano and Cornet
Iableau.
Recitation ...... The Dead boil
Flag brill.
Piano SSlo
Iabieau.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
METHODIST MINISTER'S.

kltHNOOD, I niOn TO-. H. tO.O lSSs-
JAMES NARSELL.. VI. D.. Richmond. Ind:
Isdr NT-It il not saying too much, thst
you nave brought my w-fe from the very
gates of death, again To stand by my side la
The old strength OF years gone by. WorI-
can not express our gratitude.
REV. ". NJ CREAMER
l have known DIR. NARSFLL for twenty
years. He il conscientious physician, aHI
y most successful practitioner.
REV. RICHARD PITZER,
ku,Nylllr Tenn
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
DIR. r. +. Evans.

We are informed that Dr. L. +. Evans,
who practiced his profession successfully
in this city for sometime previous to three
wears ago. has located at No. l44 west Main
street, Springfield, Ohio, and is doing we'll
DIR. Evans is a graduate Of the medical
school of Columbia, Mo-, and was the vale
dictorian of his class. He is clever gen
tlernan and a good physician and deserves
a liberal patronage at the hands of the
people of his new home-LexingtOn, Ky,
Transcript.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17

Go to the great cheap sale of millinery at
the K. +. Souder store and get lovely
white hat trimmed al IS cents, worth
So. .25 and one for 81. ~ worth s3.25.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
The Mot Agreeable

As well a> the most effective method of dis
pelling headaches. colds. and fevers, or
cleansing the system, is by taking few
doses of the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs. 80 cent and 81
BOTTLES for sale at CaSpeT's drug store.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17

Positively tomorrow, Saturday. IuI e
Is is the last day Of the great cheap sale of
millinery at the K. f.. SOuder store.
Goods must be sold regardless of cost
The number is 33 West Main street
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17

A miniature model Of the famous sloop
yacht Maytiower. composed entirely Of lGO
pure white diamonds, is one OF the attractive
features at q New York jeweier's-Detroit
Free Press
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17

We do no great blowing, but WE ARF
giving the biggest bargains in DESIRABLE
millinery ot any firm i'll the city.
j. V. B. HoYIE * Co.
5 South IimestOne street.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
Hale Old Hannibal,

Hon. Hannibal Hamlin still walks miles
daily, IN all weatherS, fishes with angle
worms, smokes Il pipe, dances in the bail
room and is a general favorite with botL old
and young Men and women in Bangor.
There is more profit in being what the
Lord has made you than trying to fill hig
brain career Oh small brain capital Fall
River Advance
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17

The earnings of the |. B. Il W for the
month of NAV amount to sl93, jT2, ali i'll
crease over May. 1856, of sl2, $50, and
since January the increase has been s67, =
0l2 over the same in 1856
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
\ smart Boy.

Iescher-Who was Alexander Selkirk,
Iommy-He was II civil engineer
Teacher-Civii eneineerf
Tommy ma'am; monarch Of all bs
surveyed. New York Sun.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17

Heavy is the head that wears crown, "
but light j. the heart of him who buys =
lot Al the Hahn sale. Tuesday, June 2lst
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17

Nine. King, next door to Murphy & Bro. =
will have Il cheap sale the remainder of this
week "f black. white and cream Ostrich
PluneS. Cali early and secure bargains.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
CLYCORAMA
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG /!
BENEFIT OF
SONS OF VETERANS.
Every Day, = A. n. to 10 T. N.
Corner Main and Mechanic Sts.
Adults, 25c. Children, Zoe.
Ladies'.

Go to the great cheap sale Of millinery al
the r. E. Souder store tomorrow and get
one of those lovely trimmed hats at ss
cents. worth S225. We have q large as
sortment for Saturdays trade; 33 West
Main street
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
CIvE Hundred Dollars is all you need to wor

CIVE Hundred Dollars 10 Al you neea 70 Sorh NOT
L two valuable patents. The Ainslie Rollup
and Folding spring Beds, which will pay you
800 per cent. will sell you the patents Tor tne
county Of Clark for $500, and furnish you with
enough mads-up material to pay back your in
yestment of 500. Parties buying viii receive
all information as to manufacturing ana eost
OF material, where can be purchased. Inc
machinery cost ssO Parties with view TO pur-
chasing, i will personally meet and give de-
sired inform alton. Address. George II. AIMS
lie. care Of ". d. Talcott. l50 Dearborn street.
Chicago. Ill. laal
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17

Hahn's sale on Tuesday, June 2lst, at .
y. III.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
WHAT MINISTER'S SAY.
ELDER BRANDON.

s,iy duties as Christian minister take me
often among he afiiicted, and have had -.
excellent opportunity of observing the re-
suits Of DR.. NARSELLs treatment. He has
performed som. astonishing cures in cases IA
which was mdch interested, snd has won
the confidence and highest respect OF the
best people of this community. No invalid
heed De afraid 10 trust him.
REV. RICHARD BRANDON,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
ARARIISI MINISTER.

feel that / would have been compelled tn
give up the Ministry, and POSSIBLY would noF
have been alive. had il not been for Dr.. \ Ar
MILLS remedies.
REV. JAMES RANDLE,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-In sums Of $500 to g. 80.
III on three to fve years time. on nrst mort
gsge or approved commercial paper IeorRe
e. Coles. room No. ], LAgonda bank bulioinR.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17

Nine. King, next door to Murphy " Bros.
Just received more of those lovely black
Milan Braid Hats.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-17
PEOPLES COLUMN.

FREE ADVEkTISINU.
m AND AFTER Today the Sprlhsneia
un.uY REPuBlIc will insert such ads -
wants !" Lost" For Rent" For sale.
etc in this column one time free, three times
for twenty i've cents. and sl1 ZINES ,rp tot ~ l,'s
cents The SfhlNdfihLof
MAY q. 1857.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24

- ,Balans' (-p'awozdanie)
skfada sic:
got6wka W kasie podrqcznej $46 CTS
W County Nat. Bank $3.50 $50
listami zsstasncmi Equi.
Gas. l. Co. 2OOO
Ot6A tel ostatriej pozycyi ME
rozumicmy. Komp' MIA gazowa
Equitable Gas Light Co., jest To-
warzystwem Akcyjnem, opartem
jedynie ma akcyach, majacych
wartos6 dop6ty, dopoki Towarzy-
stwo dobro rohi interesa.
Suma Aatem 1000 do'arow
zfozona zostafa ma akcyc tel kom-
panii gazowcj, a rio W ,listy "a
stswne", jakiemi sprawozdanic nam
oczy tumani.
Sprawozdnnie zatem ,,Komitetu
Dobroczynnosci" jest z .jednej stro-
ny ME jasne, z drugiej wcaIo mic
pocieszsjace. W jsdnym tyIko
punkcie jestesmy wdziqczni Ko-
mitetowi "a to sprawozdanie, -
oto, 1e wyjasnifo nam przyczyny,
ola czegoby mu mic by1a ma reke
opieka i kontrola Zwiazku Ma
r%odowego.
W rzeczonem sprawozdaniu
znowu vidzimy reke sekretarza p.
Pawfowskiego, ktory ma ka4dym
kroku przckonywa mas o braku
kwalifkacyi do wszystkiego, czego
sic tylko dotyka. Zyczymy mu,
ably pc PREY krych Acknowledgement,
gdy mu przyjdzie znowu zajad sic
j kas sprawh spoczywajaca W
ciemnosciach egipsk'ch, przyjrzat
sic jej zawsze ME prey tle.jacym
kagantu nafty, ami nawet PREY
jasnenl swietle g;zu, ale pray
swietlc dziennym j ieby nam
~ z plz.L..awi"t sylko takie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
Ill.
Galicya.

Arahow. Prey ~restauracyi koscioia
k~atedralnego ma Wawelu odkryto
% z. m. zw}oki swiqtobliwej kr6lo-
wei Jadwigi najwiekszego z
Biskupdw polskich kardynaIa zbi~
gniewa OIesnickiego. 1 rzy o.
tworzeniu tych grob6w, bada,4iu ich
a potem zamurowniu obecnD byli:
Biskup ks. Dunajewski, cz}ol hkowie
kapitu}y i czfonkowie s@cisle jszego
komitetu restauracyjnego KID ttedry.
Mlstrz Matejko odrysowaf 81 Eczatki
k~rdlowej i jcj Insignia; koro my jui
niestety ME byfo, tylko b erefk
drewnlanc ~poziocone i jablkq krd
Iewskie takiez. Pred stu la ~ q
grobu togo juz byl 2agladai M 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
TRYUMF
ZWiaZku Narod, POI.

T7ttsb1lrgh, IA Iutego.
Szan. Panic Redaktorze!
RACE laskawie umiescic spra-
wozdanie z zebrauia ludu poi
skiego W Pittsburghu, W ME
dziele, Is lutego 81 T., Ola po-
s1uchanla patryotyczuej mow}
wypowiedzianeJ rrzez wielce
zacAego, kochanego Ceuzora
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
OBJ. FIR. Gryglaszewskiego W
sprawie Zwiazku Mar. Pol.

sprawie Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
Kochany nasz .Zacny Cen
zor Gryglaszewski zawiadomil
OBJ. X. d. Nowaka telegrafem,
10 przybedzie we wtorek, Sgo
lutego, o godz. s wieczcrem.
Zebralo sic vice kilku oby-
wateli l udali sic ma dworzec
kolei zelazne.j, gdzie przyjeto
Cenzora bardZo serdecZnie i
~odprowadzono 30 Wicl. KS.
Jaworskiego, ktory 80 u sic
bic zAtrzymaf, ME pozwalajac
mu isG ma micszkanie do ko-
go innego.
Ma drugi dzien udali sic ks.
Jaworski, OBJ. Rosihski i Ko.
chany Cenzcr do ks. Miskie-
wicz", by zbadac pc czJjej
stronie wilma. Me chcemy sic
rozpisywac o tenn, DO to ME
do mas, lecz do samego Cen
cora nalezy, tylko nadmienlc
nam wypada, re zgoda nasta-
pila zupefna. "a ktora tylko
kochanemu i wielce Szano-
wnemu p. Cenzorowi Grygla-
szewskiemu dziGkowac nale2y,
lie rozstrojone umys}y oboch
stroN potrafif pogodzic.
Dowod tego by} najlepszy,
ae talk, ,jak ks. Jaworski W
swym kosciele zapowiedziaf,
by sic paradanie zeszli gro
NADINE IA zebranie Zwolanc,
talk tez uczynif i Wiel. ks.
Miskiewicz, poIecajac, by ma
patryotycznq NOVA pana Cen
fora .jak nailicznie.j sic lud
z%gromadzif. Ola tego tel sala
najobszerniejs SEA Pittsbur-
ghu W szkole publicznej ma
Penn Ave. ,,Ralston School
Hall" by}a przepe}nionq i Ii
czyG moAna, ze okoto 1000
zgromadziio sic ludu Polskie-
go, dzieci polskich, pan i ro-
dakow 2 obu para6j.
Gdy przybyf Wiel. ks. ia
worski i kochany wielce tn i
uwielbiany Cenzor Grygla-
szowski, zajeli estrada, ktora
byfa przyozdobiona choragwia-
mi amerykahskiemi a pc srod-
ku byfa rozposta.ta choragiew
Krola Jana III Sobieskiego,
ktora przedstawia b'twe pod
Wiedniem i orfa polsk.ego, u
noszacego sic W powietrze.
Cisza zapanowa}a. Oh. Jozef
Rosinski otworzyf posiedzenie
i wybrano ma przzydenta ze-
brania Wiel. ks. Jaworskiego,
ma wice-prezydentow nastepu-
jqcych panow: Kar6l Renka,
Jan Derda, Jako5 Jankowski,
karol ID. Nowak, Jozef Rosin-
ski, Kazmlrz Brzozowski, Fran
ciszek Zych, a sekretarzami
zebranla Jozef GraboHski i
Franciszek Felberg.
Wiel. ks. Jaworski przemo-
viii W te sfowa: kochani Bra
ella i Siostry! ia jak wan pray
rzekiem, sam JUL wstapilem
do Zwiqzku Mar. Pol, ably
wan daG przyklad. Tu pred
stawiam wan naszego zacne-
go wielce p"wazanegn j ko-
chanego pana Gryglaszawskie'
go, Cenzora Zwiqzku Mar. Pol,
ktory przyby} przeszlo tysiqc
mil zdala, ably was Bracia i